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CB ProfileBook doesn't have any triggers so to be honest I wouldn't try forcing it. The only way to get it to work is to act on the profile display trigger and condition for its POST data, which isn't very ideal and page refresh can cause a double trigger.1. What's the best trigger to use for Auto Action of a Profile Book and Wall post to the Activity Stream? (none seem to fit the use, tested many)
Whatever you want it to be. For example the type could be "profilebook". It's just a way to identify the activity source.2. The 'Type' in the AutoAction Action Tab is [cb.profilebook] right? 'Mode' is Activity.
No idea, that's up to you. You don't have to supply a message at all. The latest module custom substitution stuff won't work here as that's specific to the module. Since CB ProfileBook doesn't have any triggers you'd have to rely on the post data, which won't be processed yet so it's a security risk.3. What's the appropriate message to put in? -I tried the one from the CB Latest Module
A link type of "custom" then supply whatever HTML you want it to display as the linked item. This is used in the CB Blogs system action for example.4. Any hints as to what's best for the 'Links' part in the Action section i.e. link, url,description.
CB Activity RC4 comes with a Comment fieldtype. You don't need CB Auto Actions to have a comment field. Aside from that I don't understand your question or what you're trying to do.5. Finally (I got this kind of working yesterday and it affected so many things that I unpublished lots and and re-installed CB Activity) but... to publish a Field of type Comment to the Activity Stream what is:
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That description no longer reflects the current state of CB Activity. Thought we updated them all, but looks like we missed the addon page description.'Add realtime activity streams to your website and your user profiles. Integrates with CB, GroupJive, ProfileBook, ProfileGallery and Kunena. CB privacy plugin settings are respected'.
Do you want a field that's a Comments stream or are you meaning you want to log activity anytime a field value is changed? Sorry, I don't understand what you're trying to do. You seam to be confusing or mixing CB Auto Actions with a Comments field when they're two completely different and independent solutions.I'm referring to the comment field type. Published under a tab. Independent of the Activity. Should have been clearer. Essentially it comes down to publishing any field entry to the Activity Stream, one that doesn't already do it automatically.
I can see a use for it in my usage (e.g. competition page, enter whatever to enter, quick and snappy), but as stated had a major problem with it yesterday, where modules and tabs went into hiding - took up space but not visible, Activity Stream tightened up also - had white space and display was off cue, after using the Auto Action with it to publish on Stream.
When logging activity to the activity stream yes the mode is always Activity.Is mode always 'Activity' when trying to Auto Action to Activity Stream?At least I'll know that is right.
CB ProfileBook is old. It has no triggers and older usability. It does not work well with CB Auto Actions, because it has no triggers of its own. This causes significant problems for CB Auto Actions as it doesn't have anything specific to act on. It's not going to work well together. CB ProfileBook usage has basically been replaced by a combination of CB Activity (wall) and CB Blogs (blog).I'm trying to use a combination of ProfileBook, ProfileWall, Profile Blog, Activity, Comment Field Type to make my site/network usability clever and useful for both users and admins. Don't need to use all, but exploring each one. There is a perfect solution there somewhere I imagine. This is the core of my site/network offering. None are perfect, (for my use) and very frustrating.
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